Latest Stories
Most recently published stories in Wander.
Popular Spring Break Activities in Fort Myers Beach
Spring break is the ideal moment to unwind and rest. And, there is no better destination than Fort Myers Beach. Regardless of the heavily publicized coronavirus affecting various parts of the world, you still have a chance to party and adventure safely. At Fort Myers Beach, look forward to relaxing or letting loosing while shopping or sightseeing at various locations. Below are some of the popular spring break activities to enjoy.
By Krik Lester6 years ago in Wander
Pondicherry - The Destination That Covers Several Attractions For Tourists
Pondicherry is a union territory located in the South of India that covers various beaches and other attractions for tourists. It is approximately 150 km away from Chennai which is the capital city of Tamil Nadu. The place is a perfect weekend getaway for those who want to spend quality time with their family and children. Moreover, it is a perfect destination for planning a vacation at estimated budgets. On the other hand, tourists should book their hotels in advance while planning a trip to the city.
By theyouth1236 years ago in Wander
Culture is an identity, not where you were born or what your nationality is
You don’t have to be biologically from more than one country to be multicultural. It is all about your identity, not what your race or nationality is. While I am 100% Finnish when it comes to my DNA, I feel part of at least three countries and cultures.
By Anna Forest6 years ago in Wander
How to spend 7 days in Fuerteventura in January
ABOUT “Beach of the Canaries” After Tenerife, Fuerteventura is the second largest of the Canary Islands. Its capital city, Puerto del Rosario, is where we (me and my partner) stayed in an Airbnb apartment. The island is small enough to take one-day car trips from Puerto del Rosario, even to the far ends of the island. That's why I want to share this little guide - it's dedicated to the ones who like to explore their destination during vacation and not only relax in one place.
By Gosia Kowalewska6 years ago in Wander
Lost Baggage in Taiwan
Lost or misused things is a conspicuous worry for explorers and transportation substances the same (Saber, Inc., 2002). By and by, baggage is perceived as lost or misled when a traveler endeavor to get their things toward the finish of a trip and understands that the pack isn't there (Cash, Offutt, & Yourek, 2002). The traveler should then locate the appropriate baggage agent, some of the time hold up in long queues, and report the pack as missing. For the most part, the transportation bearer is first alarmed that a pack has been lost when the voyager reports that the specific bag didn't show up alongside different bags from a similar flight (Cash et al., 2002). However, this was not the case that my Filipino companion had encountered.
By Domingo Añasco-Gaces Samontina, Jr.6 years ago in Wander
Traveling during a pandemic
I made plans to travel to New York City for spring break several months ago. With no classes, a student media convention happening at the end of the week and a desire to tour New York University, I figured mid-March was the perfect time to finally visit the city I've been dreaming about since childhood. Then, the coronavirus pandemic happened.
By Kay Husnick6 years ago in Wander
